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Froggy Jumps Motion Master QuizOnline version grade3 u1l1 by Miss / Basma Ahmed 1 1.What is the position of an object? a A)The path it travels b B)The location of the object c C)The time it takes to move 2 A bus travelled 35 kilometres in one hour. What is the speed of the bus? a 70 kilometres per hour b 35 kilometres per hour c 25 kilometres per hour 3 4.Words such as above and below describe an object’s.............. a A)speed b B)position c C)shape 4 6.What is used to measure the distance ? a A)second b B)Kilometers c C)Minutes 5 Which of the following is an example of motion? a A car moving down a ramp b The position of a marble c The position of a marble 6 Direction tells you the: a A) Speed of the object b C) Distance traveled c B) Path from one object to another 7 How do we describe distance? a By measuring space between two objects b By using words like 'left' and 'right' c By comparing one object's speed to another 8 Speed is a measure of: a How far an object moves b How much time it takes to move c How quickly or slowly an object moves 9 To measure speed, you need to know the: a Distance and time b Position c Direction 10 Position can be described using words like above, below, and next to. a true b false c 11 Distance is the time it takes for an object to move from one place to another. a true b false c 12 Motion is when an object changes position. a true b false c 13 Speed can be calculated by dividing distance by time. a true b false c 14 Direction tells you which way an object is moving. a true b false c 15 A ruler is used to measure distance. a true b false c 16 Motion can only occur in straight lines. a true b false c 17 Distance can be measured in kilometers or meters. a true b false c 18 Position is the location of an object compared to others. a true b false c 19 Speed is always the same for all objects. a true b false c

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Motion Master QuizOnline version

by Miss / Basma Ahmed

1.What is the position of an object?

A bus travelled 35 kilometres in one hour. What is the speed of the bus?

4.Words such as above and below describe an object’s..............

6.What is used to measure the distance ?

Which of the following is an example of motion?

Direction tells you the:

How do we describe distance?

Speed is a measure of:

To measure speed, you need to know the:

Position can be described using words like above, below, and next to.

Distance is the time it takes for an object to move from one place to another.

Motion is when an object changes position.

Speed can be calculated by dividing distance by time.

Direction tells you which way an object is moving.

A ruler is used to measure distance.

Motion can only occur in straight lines.

Distance can be measured in kilometers or meters.

Position is the location of an object compared to others.

Speed is always the same for all objects.